SF restaurant owner guilty of not paying back wages
A former San Francisco restaurant owner has admitted failing to pay 46 employees more than $90,000 in back wages and lying about it to federal labor officials. Ming Lian Zhou, 58, pleaded guilty Friday to a felony charge of concealing a material fact from a government agency. Prosecutors said Zhou signed a promise to pay the back wages, and the next month submitted forms signed by all 46 employees saying, falsely, that they had been paid.